Source: Dr. Daniel Amen — "The most important lesson from 83,000 brain scans" (TEDxOrangeCoast, ~14½ min). The agent found the key moments, cleaned the filler sounds, reframed to 9:16, wrote editorial key-message cards, burned captions, and laid a soft score — then cloned the speaker's voice and re-spoke the whole reel in each target language. This is the long-form → social playbook, run end to end.
Every version keeps the same 5-beat arc — psychiatry doesn't look → no two brains are alike → you can change a brain → the proof (a boy, a cyst) → you are not stuck — with the cards, captions, and now the spoken words all localized.
wizper) and pick the 5 strongest key messages.chatterbox-tts re-speaks each line in the speaker's own voice (FR/ES).Honest notes. This build swaps the audio (no lip-sync — the lips don't track the new language; fine for a caption-forward highlight reel). Chinese uses a high-quality matched Mandarin voice, not the cloned timbre — chatterbox-tts clones Latin-script voices (French/Spanish here) but falls back for Mandarin. Add veed-lipsync-v2 for lip-matched dubbing when you want it. Source is a public TEDx talk, credited on-screen — confirm rights before publishing.
Want this for your own long video? Fill in the long-form → social playbook — pick your languages, describe a music bed, and it hands you a ready-to-paste prompt.